Tiger Woods' Latest DUI: Time for Retirement?

0:00On March 28, Tiger Woods got hit with DUI charges after a nasty rollover crash in Florida on Friday afternoon. The 50-year-old golf legend was driving his black land rover in Jupiter Island when he clipped a pickup truck, flipping his SUV. Cops charged him with DUI, property damage, and refusing a urine test, even though his breathalyzer came back triple-0s, meaning no booze involved. He spent about eight hours in Martin County jail before getting released around 11 p.m. Eastern time. No one got hurt in the wreck, but Woods has been down this road before. Remember his 2021 single-car crash that shattered his ankle and let's a major leg surgeries? Now golf commentator Brando Chambley is calling for Woods to hang up the clubs for good. On golf central, he said Tigers pushed his body way past the limit with all those injuries and surgeries, which often mean pain meds that can lead to addiction issues. He pointed out, Woods has nothing left to prove, his legacy set, and he can't compete

1:03at PGA tour level anymore, let alone on the champions. Tour. He hopes stepping away from golf might help Tiger avoid these pitfalls and get the care he needs. This latest mess comes after Woods finished his substance abuse program following his 2017 DUI, where he was found to sleep at the wheel with. Pills and his system, fingers crossed, he sorts this out and focuses on recovery. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.